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That's Matt Sepik of Minnesota Public Radio.

Matt, thank you.

President Trump is heading to Iowa today where he's hoping to change the subject a bit to his economic agenda as his administration faces growing outrage over his immigration crackdown in Minnesota.

NPR White House correspondent Franco Ardonis will be traveling with the president to Des Moines, and he's with us now.

Good morning, Franco.

So what do we know about the president's trip to Iowa?

And look, we've talked about this repeatedly.

There is growing outrage about this immigration operation in Minneapolis.

So does the trip play into all that?

How does this sort of trip work with all that going on in the background?

Would you say a bit more about the increasing pressure from his own party?

I mean, that does feel different considering how reliably Republicans have backed the president.

Franco, thank you.

Social media apps have long been accused of harming kids.

Now, a jury will hear those claims for the first time in a trial kicking off in a Los Angeles courtroom today.

NPR's Shannon Bond is following the case, and she's with us now.

Good morning.

Good morning, Michelle.

So tell us more about how we got here.

What are the details of this trial?